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Newspaper

The Toiler

Location

Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1921

Page

4

Mechanics of Power in Soviet Russia from The New Republi

Massaye J. Olgin argues that Soviet power rests not on terror alone but on mass acquiescence shaped by the October revolution. He details living hardships, lack of political freedoms, and the central role of the Communist party in mobilizing workers and peasants, expanding education, and leading concrete actions while maintaining a mass, self-justifying state.

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Hire a Hero Parade Provokes Mixed Sentiment in Chicago

In Chicago six hundred ex servicemen marched through the financial district with placards reading Hire a Hero to demand jobs. Observers in hotels and clubs showed little pity as crowds jeered profiteers while some spectators tipped hats. After marching to Grant Park the group, dubbed heroes, staged moving pictures with signs demanding meat not medals and a 1917 standard rebuked for 1921.

Buck Privates Association Chicago Plana Aan Global Coffe Grant Park

Unemployed Workers by Edward J Irvine

A clipped poem fragment reflecting on unemployed women in America, comparing working girls to society ladies and noting their desire for work to earn a living. The speaker recalls being told to let others pass and comments on virtue versus public judgment.

Edward J. Irvine America

Should Syndicalists Join the Communist Party

A dramatic discussion on whether syndicalists should engage in politics through a party. The author argues unions are industrial bodies and cannot be revolutionary without entering politics. He supports revolutionary syndicalism only briefly, insisting true change requires cross-class political collaboration. He cites critique of bourgeois intellectuals and notes workingmen hostile to strikes.

Lamoine Sombanda Tha Fureh Slwaye

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